Phillip Coleman - Loner's Harvest (2023) [Hi-Res]

A SESAC songwriter of the year winner, Phillip landed a song on Ronnie Dunn’s solo project, and Cost of Livin’ (originally titled The Application, which is on the new record "Based On True Events") was the single that got Coleman nominated for a Grammy for country song of the year.

More recently, Miranda Lambert recorded and released All Kinds of Kinds which exploded onto the charts. A frequent performer at vaunted venues such as the Bluebird Cafe and Douglas Corner in Nashville alongside such writing greats as Don Henry, Craig Carothers, Rob Hatch, Danny Flowers, Tony Arata, Fred Knobloch and many more.

Life took a hard turn when a drunk driver without insurance and running from police hit Phillip (not his car, his body) at 55mph. While lucky to be alive, he almost lost his right leg, had to learn to walk again, and still carries a limp.

After a lot of urging from fans and friends, he is back and making his first real foray into the world of the "performing songwriter" with his new CD. It's all his fans expected and more.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Phillip Coleman - That Girl's Awful (3:24)
1.02 - Phillip Coleman - Fishing for the Moon (2:57)
1.03 - Phillip Coleman - Ice Cream (3:06)
1.04 - Phillip Coleman - Fake Tattoos (2:40)
1.05 - Phillip Coleman - No Onion (3:52)
1.06 - Phillip Coleman - Sometimes the Hard Way (4:12)
1.07 - Phillip Coleman - I Miss Your Face (3:13)
1.08 - Phillip Coleman - My Momma Wants to Know (2:44)
1.09 - Phillip Coleman - Someone you can't Have (4:33)
1.10 - Phillip Coleman - I Will Never Forget You (3:27)
1.11 - Phillip Coleman - Duct Tape and Balin’ Wire (5:30)